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Nagy Pinned Between 2 Vehicles
UPDATED: 12:59 pm EDT June 1,
2005
CLEVELAND -- After 52 days in the hospital and losing his leg, Middleburg Heights police Officer Ryan Nagy wants to get back to work.
Nagy, 30, appeared with his wife Wednesday as he was being released from MetroHealth Medical Center. The father of two thanked the EMTs and all the people that came together to save his life, NewsChannel5 reported. Nagy suffered severe injuries April 11 after he was struck by a pickup truck on the side of Interstate 71, where he had stopped to issue a traffic citation. 
IMAGES: Officer Released From Hospital
IMAGES: I-71 Accident Injures Police Officer, Motorist
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Officer Nagy Wants To ServeIMAGES: Officer Released From HospitalIMAGES: I-71 Accident Injures Police Officer, Motorist Previous Stories:
- May 31, 2005: Officer Injured On I-71 To Be Released From Hospital
- April 20, 2005: Officer's Condition Upgraded After Being Pinned Between 2 Cars
- April 14, 2005: Officer's Leg Amputated After Accident
- April 13, 2005: Police Officer Remains Critical After I-71 Crash
- April 12, 2005: Officer In Critical Condition After Truck Slams Into Cruiser
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